A man from Appleton, Wisconsin, was charged on Monday with placing a hidden camera to film women undressing in a changing room at a local Target store and other places.
Among other charges, Andrew R. Persen, 28, was charged with ten counts of filming women without consent as well as counts of invasion of privacy, and posting a sexually explicit image without consent, according to the Appleton Post-Crescent.
Target made itself vulnerable to such crimes in April 2016 when top managers decided to open its changing room and bathrooms to people of both sexes while claiming that distinctions between men and women do discriminate against people who claim to be “transgender.” The resulting consumer disgust sharply reduced the company’s sales and stock value.
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freaking cheese heads
ReplyDeleteTarget literally opened it's doors to perverts. Then they say they have the customers interest first and foremost. What a crock!
ReplyDeleteStill don't go to Target- never did much, but really don't now.
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